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Synthesis of nanocrystalline TiO 2 by tartarate gel method

Dhage et al., 2004

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16062588880479598629
Author
Dhage S
Gaikwad S
Ravi V
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Bulletin of Materials Science

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A gel was formed when a mixture of TiOCl 2 and tartaric acid was heated on a water bath. Ultrafine powders of TiO 2 in the anatase phase were formed, when the gel was decomposed at 623 K and the mole ratio of tartaric acid to titanium was 2. The anatase …
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